Posts by Author: Dunja Đuđić Kalinin
NASA Perseverance rover spots poor broken Ingenuity helicopter in a recent Mars photo
Last month, NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter took its last flight after suffering rotor damage. In a recent photo, the Perseverance rover captured the poor, broken…
Photo of Polar Bear Sleeping on Iceberg is People’s Choice of 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Wildlife Photographer of the Year asked for your vote in late 2023. And now, the winners have been announced. Nima Sarikhani’s dreamy image Ice Bed…
Stunning ISS photo reveals Earth’s golden glow
There’s something special about seeing photos of the Earth from space. They always help me put some things in perspective and reevaluate the seriousness of…
54 countries, countless stories: Sony World Photography Awards announces 2024 National & Regional winners
Like every year, the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards contestants came from all over the world. To honor remarkable photographers from every corner of the…
Italian court orders Getty to remove all Michelangelo’s David photos or pay €50,000 a day
An Italian court has ordered Getty Images’ Italian website to remove all content depicting Michelangelo’s David. This includes not only photos of the original statue,…
Kat von D after Miles Davis trial: “I’m still traumatized”
Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D has been under the spotlight lately over the infamous “Miles Davis case” that started in 2021. She recently won…
It’s official: Google Bard now generates AI images, and they’re great!
After the initial reports, now it’s official: Google Bard can generate AI images! The feature has already become available to users globally, so I just…
Photographer’s six-year quest led to aligning basilica, mountain, and moon in a perfect shot
Italian photographer Valerio Minato has shown us what patience, persistence, and a clear vision truly mean for photography. And what’s more, his once-in-a-lifetime photo proves…
Behold the latest James Webb photos of 19 nearby spiral galaxies in glorious detail
The James Webb Space Telescope has left us speechless once again. It has unveiled a stunning treasure trove of images showing 19 nearby spiral galaxies in exquisite detail. These near- and mid-infrared portraits provide the sharpest views of stars, gas, and dust beyond our Milky Way. They offer astronomers a front-row seat to the inner workings of these cosmic structures – and allow us to admire the beauty of the cosmos.
Google uses generative AI to turn your selfies into iconic works of art
Remember Art Selfie, the fun and sometimes hilarious Google Arts & Culture feature that lets you find your doppelgangers across art history? Google now brings…






































